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Raphael Zon

Raphael Zon (December 1, 1874 – October 27, 1956) was a prominent U.S. Forest Service researcher.

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Known for
First attempt of a systematic inventory of the Earth's forests; first complete map of native vegetation of United States; Technical Director, Prairie States Forestry Project; pi…
Alma mater
Kazan University; Cornell University
Born
December 1, 1874 Simbirsk, Russia
Citizenship
United States (naturalized)
Died
October 27, 1956 (aged 81)
Fields
Forestry

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Raphael Zon

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Raphael Zon

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related to Early life · 13
Raphael Zon → Anna Puziriskaya, Belgium, Eugenia Berliner, Gabriel Zon, He, Lenin's, Liège, London, Russia, Russian Empire, Simbirsk, United States, Zon
related to External links · 6
Raphael Zon → Bark, Born, Char Miller, Peeling Back, Red Star, The Greatest Good
Alma mater · 1
Raphael Zon → Kazan University; Cornell University
Born · 1
Raphael Zon → December 1, 1874 Simbirsk, Russia
Citizenship · 1
Raphael Zon → United States (naturalized)
Died · 1
Raphael Zon → October 27, 1956 (aged 81)
Fields · 1
Raphael Zon → Forestry
Known for · 1
Raphael Zon → First attempt of a systematic inventory of the Earth's forests; first complete map of native vegetation of United States; Technical Director, Prairie States Forestry Project; pi…
Spouse · 1
Raphael Zon → Anna Puziriskaya
Workplaces · 1
Raphael Zon → United States Forest Service

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forest zon forestry service american states raphael foresters united university first simbirsk career society born director fernow professional years contributions

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Raphael ZonAlma materKazan University; Cornell University1.00infobox
Raphael ZonBornDecember 1, 1874 Simbirsk, Russia1.00infobox
Raphael ZonCitizenshipUnited States (naturalized)1.00infobox
Raphael ZonDiedOctober 27, 1956 (aged 81)1.00infobox
Raphael ZonFieldsForestry1.00infobox
Raphael ZonKnown forFirst attempt of a systematic inventory of the Earth's forests; first complete map of native vegetation of United States; Technical Director, Prairie States Forestry Project; pi…1.00infobox
Raphael ZonSpouseAnna Puziriskaya1.00infobox
Raphael ZonWorkplacesUnited States Forest Service1.00infobox
Raphael Zonrelated to Early lifeSimbirsk0.60section
Raphael Zonrelated to Early lifeRussian Empire0.60section
Raphael Zonrelated to Early lifeGabriel Zon0.60section
Raphael Zonrelated to Early lifeEugenia Berliner0.60section

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